The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-22

Furman Barnes, Robbins, s. CT am boy thir-
teen years old. have been going to school, but
am staying now at my uncles at Robbins, helping
him keep store. i study spelling grammar, history
geography science Of familiar things and arlthme-
tic.
Mamie Waddell, Union S2rinGs-I live in Union
Springs and my father is Episcopal minister 1
have three brothers and four sisters but only three
of US are at home now. 90 to school here and like
my teacher very much. l see in recent number of
your paper little girl wants a remedy for cliills ana
fever. fshe will burn coperas and mix it with
quinine-three grains Of copefas to two grains of
quinineput in capsules and take three times
day, she will find it sure cure. have been cured
by it myself
Lille Holloway, near French Camps-I am
little girl twelve years old Ny papa is q lawyer.
We are living in the country; own home is IN
Winonce; we came out here for our health; we i've
In the country in the summer and In town In the
winter. IfyOu will send me the length Of your
quilt square / win try and help you am going To
school at home and like my teacher very much
send Aunt Susie card for her scrap book.
Leanor Smith, Baton Rouge, s. C.-Aunt Susie, as
/ do not want any Of the cousins 10 love you any
better than do / viii write any way, for tic pur-
pose ofscnding you square for your quilt; PLEASE
put my name on it. can beat Ora Smith aud little
TotHe. have siXty-eight first Cousins have Il
grandmother living in Union county eghty-tW0
years old would like TO correspond with ZONE Of
the cousins also exchange crochet samplcs.
Mary R. Jaryatt, Carnage. Tenne-I am a little
girl ton years old. / have three sisters and one
brother. ! have no pets but one cat. My papa
cures cancc7@ have travelled through Texas Ar
kansas, Mississippi and Alabama; am now living
near Carmarg0, Tenn Papa takes THE CONsrfrU-
TIos and ree~l it wo all ike it very much. / send
you five cents for my name 10 20 in your Bible.
Chders and Wille Guitars and George Johnson,
Ennis, Texas-lapl Rap Here we are; Is there any
room? We win tell youHnd the cousins how much
cotton we have picked tins year / (Childers) am
nine years old and have picked three bales ana not
done picking yet. ] George am six years old and
have p.cied fifteen hundred and Gfty pounds this
year. tWcJ am five years old and have picked
twelve hundred pounds ] (Childem) can pick 200
pounds day and George can pick eighty pounds a
day.
Leon Adams, Kewanoe, Miss Earnestly desiring
% improve myself In composition J. through your
columns AK some Of the little cousins 10 correspond
with me. Ifyou viii look on your map you can SEQ
that live In the eastern part Of this state on tho
Alabama Great Southern railroad. This Is a randy
soil, wei adapted 70 the raising Of great staple
cotton.
Berthe Poe, Tillar Station, Ark was twelve
years old last jane. / saw 50 many little letters
from the cousins, thought would write. My
brother-inaw takes your paper and get 10 read IT,
Our school viii start before long. l have one pet
cat named Tab. There Is 30 many nice recipes in
your paper which cut out and put in my scrap
book. send you card,